[Geotools-devel] build results on linux

[Jesse E. <je...@re...>]

The Unit.get() method to create a GridCoverage.  It was to be one of the
bands.  I changed it to null and it works fine now.  

The last build went as follows:

GeoTools2 module build report 20040601
    gt2:main  cleaned, compiled, tested, INSTALLED 1047
    gt2:utils  cleaned, compiled, tested, INSTALLED 1048
    gt2:rendering-styling  cleaned, compiled, tested, INSTALLED 1048
    gt2:pickle  cleaned, compiled, tested, INSTALLED 1048
    gt2:sample-data  cleaned, compiled, tested, INSTALLED 1048
    gt2:mapinfo  cleaned, compiled
    gt2:vpf  cleaned, compiled, tested, INSTALLED 1049
    gt2:svgsupport  cleaned, compiled, tested, INSTALLED 1049
    gt2:imagedatasource  cleaned
    gt2:shapefile  cleaned, compiled, tested, INSTALLED 1049
    gt2:arcsde  cleaned, compiled, tested, INSTALLED 1049
    gt2:oracle-spatial  cleaned, compiled, tested, INSTALLED 1049
    gt2:mysql  cleaned, compiled, tested, INSTALLED 1049
    gt2:postgis  cleaned, compiled, tested, INSTALLED 1050
    gt2:geomedia  cleaned, compiled, tested, INSTALLED 1050
    gt2:tiger  cleaned, compiled, tested, INSTALLED 1050
    gt2:gtopo30  cleaned, compiled, tested, INSTALLED 1051
    gt2:arcgrid  cleaned, compiled, tested, INSTALLED 1051
    gt2:graph  cleaned, compiled, tested, INSTALLED 1051
    gt2:j2se-demos  cleaned, compiled, tested, INSTALLED 1051
    gt2:validation  cleaned, compiled, tested, INSTALLED 1051

I think the imagedatasource may be an environment thing because it is a
compile error:

/home/jeichar/workspace/gt/module/imagedatasource/src/org/geotools/coverage/WorldFileParser.java:80: cannot access org.opengis.referencing.FactoryException
file org/opengis/referencing/FactoryException.class not found
        try{
        ^


the catch is the following. 
        } catch (org.geotools.cs.FactoryException fe){
On Tue, 2004-06-01 at 11:12, Jody Garnett wrote: 

> ch...@op... wrote:
> 
> >This may not be the problem, but you might check to make sure that it's
> >including the relevant resource files.  I had problems with Unit stuff
> >on GeoServer, and it was because we weren't including all the right
> >files, namely the .utf ones.  Glancing at the project.xml file for main
> >it looks like .utf is not included (though I could be missing
> >something, I'm just looking online as I'm having trouble checking out).
> > .serialized might also need to be included, it's in the old
> >cts-coordtrans project.xml file.
> >  
> >
> It is a difficult one since the tests pass on windows, but fail on linux.
> 
> As for the including bit we try and include all test-data directories 
> and place the utf files in such.
> So yeah more catching up - see resources.TestData for convience methods. 
> Test data goes into test-data folders to mirror doc-files used by 
> javadoc (and make the folder obviously not a java package).
> 
> Jody